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Daniel Ricciardo claimed a sensational first pole position of his F1 career for resurgent Red Bull in Monaco, with Nico Rosberg beating Lewis Hamilton to second as Mercedes ran into fresh reliability concerns. Two weeks on from Red Bulls return to winning ways in Spain, Ricciardo delivered their first pole since 2013 as the Australian followed through on his stunning Thursday practice pace around the principalitys streets.He will start Sundays race alongside championship leader Rosberg, who outqualified Mercedes team-mate Hamilton. Hamilton salvaged third place at the last after missing out on the first Q3 runs when his W07 stopped at the exit of the pit lane with what Mercedes confirmed was a fuel-pressure problem.Team boss Toto Wolff said there was the same issue on Rosbergs car, although the German was able to complete both of his planned runs. See how Lewis Hamiltons qualifying session unfolded after fuel pressure issues hampered his Q3, leaving him in a battle with Nico Rosberg and Ricciardo Red Bulls joy at returning to the front of the grid was tempered by a crash for Spanish GP victor Max Verstappen, who will start from the back row.Sebastian Vettel was fourth for Ferrari, as Force Indias Nico Hulkenberg starred to beat the other Ferrari of Kimi Raikkonen to fifth. Raikkonen will now drop to 11th after an unscheduled gearbox change.Hamilton down after engine woeRicciardo, who felt he would have won in Spain had his strategy proved more advantageous, had topped the times by 0.6s on Thursday and unleashed a stunning lap at the start of Q3 - 1:13.622 - to lay down a marker no one else could reach.No disrespect to Red Bull, but I think thats Ricciardos pole position, said Sky F1s Martin Brundle. Hes been on it all weekend. Paul di Resta is at the Skypad to analyse a scintilating lap from Daniel Ricciardo which helped secure him his first ever pole position in F1 In a potentially ace strategy card for Sunday, Ricciardo will also be the only driver in the top 10 to start the race on the more durable supersoft tyres after clocking his best Q2 time on the red-marked rubber. The other leading runners will start on ultrasofts and theoretically have to pit earlier.Hamilton had himself set an eye-catching pace in Q2, but his W07 ground to a halt as he exited the pits at the start of the pole shootout. Having already seen engine problems scupper his qualifying sessions in China and Russia, Hamiltons W07 was eventually restarted and he came out in time for the deciding final runs.After several warm-up laps to bring his ultrasoft tyres up to temperature, the world champion was quicker than Ricciardo through the first sector of his final effort but in the end fell 0.320s adrift of the flying Red Bull. Rosberg, winner in Monaco in each of the last three years, then consolidated his second place. We hear from the top 3 drivers following Monaco GP qualifying, including Red Bulls Daniel Ricciardo who secured his first ever F1 pole position I dont know what the problem was, a forlorn-looking Hamilton said. If the car keeps going l will fight as hard as I can. Hopefully it rains - that will be pretty amazing.Hamilton trails Rosberg by 43 points in the championship after five races and last won in Monaco, then from third on the grid, in rainy conditions in 2008. Wet weather is forecast for race day.When is the Monaco GP on Sky?As Ricciardo starred to claim his first F1 pole at the 94th attempt, team-mate Verstappen went from hero to zero on an error-strewn Saturday at F1s showpiece event.Arriving in Monaco as F1s new youngest-ever race winner after a startling Red Bull debut at Barcelona, Verstappen had already tagged the barriers in final practice before another error in Q1.Breaking his cars suspension against the guardrail on the exit of the Swimming Pool complex, Verstappen was sent into a heavy collision course with the barrier. Red Bulls Max Verstappen had his second crash of the day on Saturday in Monaco causing a red flag during qualifying after crashing into the barriers He will start the race, arguably the hardest to overtake at of the whole season, on the back row alongside Felipe Nasr, whose Sauber blew-up in the early minutes of Q1.I turned in a bit too early so I clipped the wall and broke the suspension as I hit the wall, Verstappen told Sky Sports F1.I felt quite good, I felt confident on my push lap. Car balance was good, it was all coming together but into the chicane I underestimated the grip I had. I turned in too early and it was all wrong.With Verstappen out of the top-10 running, former team-mate Carlos Sainz capped an impressive weekend so far to take seventh for Toro Rosso - two places and half a second ahead of team-mate Daniil Kvyat.Sergio Perez was eighth in the second Force India, with Fernando Alonso making the top 10 for the second successive race for McLaren. Jenson Button qualified 13th.Monaco GP QualifyingQ31. Daniel Ricciardo, Red Bull, 1:13.6222. Nico Rosberg, Mercedes, 1:13.7913. Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes, 1:13.9424. Sebastian Vettel, Ferrari, 1:14.5525. Nico Hulkenberg, Force India, 1:14.7266. Kimi Raikkonen, Ferrari, 1:14.732*7. Carlos Sainz, Toro Rosso, 1:14.7498. Sergio Perez, Force India, 1:14.9029. Daniil Kvyat, Toro Rosso, 1:15.27310. Fernando Alonso, McLaren, 1:15.363Q211. Valtteri Bottas, Williams, 1:15.27312. Esteban Gutierrez, Haas, 1:15.29313. Jenson Button, McLaren, 1:15.35214. Felipe Massa, Williams, 1:15.38515. Romain Grosjean, Haas, 1:15.57116. Kevin Magnussen, Renault, 1:16.058Q117. Marcus Ericsson, Sauber, 1:16.29918. Jolyon Palmer, Renault, 1:16.58619. Rio Haryanto, Manor, 1:17.29520. Pascal Wehrlein, Manor, 1:17.45221. Max Verstappen, Red Bull, 1:22.46722. Felipe Nasr, Sauber, No time *five-place grid penaltyWatch the Monaco GP live on Sky Sports F1. 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RIO DE JANEIRO -- Brazil is contending for an Olympic gold medal in mens soccer thanks to Neymar and a group of talented youngsters who soon could be starring in top European clubs.The hosts play Honduras on Wednesday for spot in their third straight Olympic final.Heres a look at the players trying to lead Brazil to its first soccer gold medal:---WEVERTON, goalkeeper: The 28-year-old player only made it to the team after veteran Fernando Prass got injured before Brazils opener at the Olympics. Despite being considered one of the best goalkeepers playing in Brazil, he is not expected to keep having many chances with the national team.---ZECA, right back: The player is solid on defense and offense and recently has been linked to a move Atletico Madrid. He plays for Brazilian club Santos, the same team where Neymar thrived before leaving for Barcelona.---RODRIGO CAIO, defender: Despite not being known for his size or strength, Rodrigo Caio excels with great technique with the ball. The player from Brazilian club Sao Paulo can also play as a defensive midfielder when needed. Italian teams AC Milan and Inter Milan reportedly have been trying to sign the gifted defender.---MARQUINHOS, defender: The 22-yeard-old player left Brazil early, transferring from Corinthians to Roma before being signed by Paris Saint-Germain two years ago. He hasnt started often, but gets to play from time to time and is widely expected to earn a more regular place on the main team.---DOUGLAS SANTOS, left back: A regular in Brazils youth teams, he moved to small Spanish club Granada in 2013 and played briefly on loan to Udinese in Italy before returning to Brazil to play for Atletico Mineiro, where he has been a regular starter.---WALACE, defensive midfielder: The 21-year-old was called up to the Olympic team after Fred got injured. He is relatively unknown in Brazil but has been key for Gremio in the Brazilian league. He became a starter at the Olympic tournament after replacing suspended Thiago Maia, the 19-year-old who is already linked witth Fiorentina in Italy and Chelsea in England.dddddddddddd---RENATO AUGUSTO, midfielder: The 28-year-old was one of the three players older than 23 called up to Brazils Olympic team, along with Neymar and Weverton. He transferred from Brazilian club Flamengo to Bayer Leverkusen in 2008, returning to Brazil three years later to play for Corinthians. He is currently playing in China and is a regular on Brazils senior squad as well.---NEYMAR, forward: The teams most experienced player, Neymar skipped the Copa America to try to give Brazil the Olympic gold medal. He was in the team that lost the 2012 final to Mexico in London. The Barcelona star is Brazils captain at the Rio de Janeiro Games.---LUAN, forward: The 23-year-old is one of the up-and-coming forwards on the team. He hasnt received as much attention as Gabriel Jesus or Gabigol, but has shown just as much talent, quickly becoming a starter after coming off the bench a few times. His Brazilian club, Gremio, reportedly has set his selling price at about 30 million euros ($34 million).---GABIGOL: Only 19, Gabigol recently refused an offer from Italian club Juventus worth 20 million euros ($22.5 million). The sturdy and skillful striker currently plays for Santos and is set to follow in the footsteps of Neymar in European soccer and the national team.---GABRIEL JESUS: Touted as one of Brazils best young players in years, the 19-year-old speedy forward signed a multimillion-dollar deal to transfer from Brazilian club Palmeiras to Manchester City just before the Olympics. Other clubs, including Barcelona and Manchester United, reportedly had been trying to sign him. He will stay with Palmeiras until next year and will have to fight for a starting spot at Man City with a few other youngsters signed by Pep Guardiola.---Tales Azzoni on Twitter: http://twitter.com/tazzoni. His work can be found at http://bigstory.ap.org/content/tales-azzoni ' ' '